Local and Personal Notices From Worland
Local items note Mrs B Mitts Coss Butter Coté Cresm and a furnished room for rent. G Schenk traveled to Thermopolis for business. Mrs Patton’s millinery opens September 1, 1918, three doors west of Big Horn County Bank. Bred Green returns from Spence where he has been a rising for the Montoming Oicom Peay. Mrs Olive Batman visits from Lincoln Nebraska. G Culberteon from Worranton handles abstract work for Pioneer Abstract. The Hieci family visits Worland and Reunion country. return Wednesday. H M Biethurem of Crystal visits Mr and Mrs Ernest Moore. J A Berry’s nephews Guy and Oy Beall visit from Red Lodge. A C Frisby and sister return to Thermopolis. Miss Jame Goow leaves for Ottawa Michigan after a pleasant visit and bank work. Ed Myers returns from Burlington to Omaha for freight and business. Lost between Hyattville and Hatfield’s ranch two razors in a track case and light. C O D parcel paid by Beam, Wyoming. W W Cole and son Wallace return from their farm above Otto on the Greybull. plan winter in Colorado with Dr Cole spending time with a daughter in eastern Colorado and rest in Denver.
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W. W. Cole
Wallace
Otto
Greybull
Rhal
Local Town Items Highlight Winter Prep and Visits
A flurry of small town notes reports residents traveling from Kirby to Basin and Greytull, with visits from Mayor A Johnson and educators preparing for winter. Local merchants announce new staff, sample days, and a 42 piece Colonial dinner set at Wise's while Martin bakery adds D M Baker from Lincoln as head baker starting Sept. first.
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Wise's
Wanted. A good gentle saddle horse and saddle
Wanted during the winter a good gentle saddle horse and saddle suitable for riding. Will give good care. Contact R. J. Extra.
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R. J. Extra
Fine land for sale near Otte in Bec tract
For sale BE 4 of Bec portion 4, township 61, near Otte. Price 20 dollars per acre. All land is first class and suitable for immediate use. Inquiry and offers to P. P. Anderson, Basin, Wye. Call or write for details.
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Bec. 4
T. 61
Otte
Beer
Meat Market Lard Price Cut Sparks Special Offers
Cay Meat Market announces dramatic lard discounts with bulk pricing. Spectacular sale includes 10 pounds for $1.50 and other bulk deals as listed, inviting shoppers to stock up while supplies last.
Progressive Bank Adds Burroughs Ledger Machine
Since the bank’s founding the aim has been safety and customer convenience. It has purchased a Burroughs ledger posting adding subtracting machine to save time and labor while ensuring absolute accuracy. The bank invites customers to visit and learn about the new system.
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Burroughs
Checks for large amounts in early 1900s finance
The article recalls astronomic checks in Wall Street history including Kuhn Loeb 49 million and 40 million transfers in 1904 tied to Panama Canal and government bonds. It quotes bankers noting the shift in attention to multi million checks and the evolving view of political leaders and public calamities.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Wall Street
Financial District
Shaw
Washington
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Panama Canal
Speyer & Co
Mexico
Lake Shore
Consolidated Gas
National City’ Bank
New York Evening Post
Curious Condensations Germany Cats and US Farm Acreage
A curious data fragment notes Germany with 600000 cats and United States farms covering 678,708,826 acres. It adds Mentresio 1013 shipped 64886224 casbals of grale, details unclear but present as numeric items.
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United States
Grale
Millinery Opening Notice for Fall and Winter Styles
On Wednesday September 1 1915 Mrs Patten will open her stock of ladies misses and children fall and winter millinery including pattern untrimmed hats new bird and feather novelties fine ostrich plumes and flowers Speciality includes Misses and childrens hats Stock chosen to suit town and country customers Invited to call early inspect lines displayed
Birds the friends of man destroy pests and weeds
Birds prove valuable to farmers by consuming large numbers of insects and weed seeds. Examples include a tree swallow with chinch bugs, bank swallows and cliff swallows feeding on boll weevils, pine siskins with scale insects, and quail and night hawks eating numerous pests. The quail is cited as a natural enemy of boll weevil and potato bug, supporting farmers across states.
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Texas
Haywards
Cal
Kenucky
New York
Washington
Bob White
Motorcycle Ambulances Reach Us in War Use
The motorcycle is described as unlimited in use from pleasure riding to message and package delivery, and now as a battlefield ambulance. A side-car stretcher is removable to reach any battlefield area, saving time and covering ground inaccessible to automobiles, wagons, or marching troops.
Mrs Patten Opens September 1 1916 Basin Ad
Basin post office notices mention Mrs Patten opening September 1 1016 and wished-for general housework applicants. Local items list residents visiting from Grey Bull Lovell and Hyattville, plus ads for milk cream calls, poultry buyers, and cattle sales at Basin Wyoming with prices and contacts.
Thermopolis Flood Reaches Second Deluge of Summer
Heavy afternoon rains caused a flood in Thermopolis on August 25. Water pours through streets from neighboring hills, disrupting traffic, flooding cellars, and stranding parade routes as merchants, bankers, and clerks use shovels to shield property.
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Thermopolis
Whitmore Painter Absent For Weeks In Grass Creek Fields
H C Whitmore, painter and paper hanger, will be out of town for a couple of weeks to work in Grass Creek oil fields. For any inquiries, call F H Whitmore, the jeweler, who will manage his business during his absence.
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H. C. Whitmore
Grass Creek
F. H. Whitmore
Reward Offered for Lost Car Rim Near Bonanza
A reward is offered for the return of a rim lost between Basin and the Bonanza area near a ranch. Send the rim to The Republican office. Signed by Sam Scoville. Also listing: four good fresh milk cows for sale at Hartigan.
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Basin
Bonanza
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Wee's
Schenk
Mre. Patton
Weet
Big Horn County Bank
Green
Spence Tast Tuseday
Montoming Oicom Peay
Olive Batman
4. B. Martin
Lincoln, Neb
G. Culberteon
Worranton Threing
Poms
Pioneer Abstract Company
Josh Hieci
Worland
Reunion
H. M. Bethurem
Crystal
Ernest Moore
Mio
Biethurem
Guy
Oy Beall
J. A. Berry
Red Lodge
A. C. Frisby
Mies Jame Goow
W. C. Snow
Ottawa
Pioneer Bank
Ed Myers
Burlington
Omaha
Hyattville
Hatfield
Ger
Rilleben
I'Gleenger
Mre
Jolla Stihid
Mamierson
Basin Laundry
A. Johnson
Kirby
Bdiffard Hall
Apar
J. Rettinghouse
The
Newbod
Baan
Mre. Patten
Vic Olson
Otto Country
Aed
Pat
Ty Mrs. Patten
BR J
Seal Aldentice
Greytull
Drew Pugh
Dr. Smith
Otto Hilfiker
C. E. Orchard
Lan Ger
Is & T
Marion Wille
Bookis
Cowl
Esterday
Flora Rekid
Kansas
Morris Boys
Lee Morrie
O. Fuchs
Besin
Echooks
Nebraska
Teachers’ Institute
H. Martindale
C. Baw. Westbrook
Wood Rancher
Wen.Bachman
Waa
Inez
Emme Hulimen
Frenk Rue
B. Rue
Gladys
Bridger
Mont
Misa Fae Stockton
Des Moines
Gilmore Hartigan
Wie Stockton
Drake University
Hartigan
K. K. Kimbro
Cleverly
R. F. Lynam
Martin Bakery
Martin
D. M. Baker
West
Mr. Martin
Cay
Hart
G. H. Fitzpatrick
Depestm
Germany
L. A
A. E. Zane
BIRDS
Friends OF
Man
Thee City
Fred Home
Paris
Ben Garland
H. L. Perkins, Sr
Dr. J. Willems
Grey, Bull
Gray
Basin Post Office
Alien
Ming Clayton
John Dickson
John, Miett
Jas. Godfrey
Bert
Raymond
Earl Regima
H. Stouffie
E. W.wallench
Carl
A. W. Coons, P. M
R. M. Loom of
Lovell
Wiste
Raz Afl Icoleas
Ray Gooville
Harvey Hurst
R. H. Ahrens
Wye
Rexall
Rmeember
Atte
Ndrees
Sile
Price
Jobaeca
Wyo
Sam Scoville
M&k
Big Horn
Basin, Wyo
D. L. Carr
Wm. Gideon
Robert P. Pearson
A. Coons
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